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Damned to Eternity
Oct. 10, 2002
An interview with Dave Vanian of the Damned:
“The Damned would always invite an audience of eclectic people; we still do. It’s never one particular kind of music,” says Vanian, adding that they made a point of keeping true to that tradition with their latest release, Grave Disorder (Nitro). “It’s not the same song over and over like so many things are now. I don’t blame that on the bands so much as I blame the industry. The music business forces people into little boxes. It’s put a stump into creativity.”
More to come..